A new survey by PwC reveals that 95% of Ghanaians believe the country’s macroeconomic performance in the first half of 2025 has either met or exceeded expectations.
Confidence in economic growth remains strong, with 68% of respondents optimistic that the 4.0% real GDP growth target will be achieved or surpassed.
However, concerns remain. While inflation is declining, 45% of respondents say the impact isn’t yet felt in their daily lives. Still, 62% are hopeful the targeted end-period inflation—12% by the Bank of Ghana and 11% by the Government—will be met or exceeded. The Bank of Ghana also received commendation for managing inflation well.
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On tax matters, 60% found the tax policy environment in H1 2025 to be supportive but in need of further improvement. Meanwhile, 25% rated their tax administration experience as unsatisfactory.
The overall sentiment is one of cautious optimism, with two-thirds of Ghanaians expecting economic performance to remain steady—or even improve—in the second half of the year.
Source: bizexcelpartners
